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Future Schools Innovative Design for Existing and New Buildings by Nick Mirchandani 9781859465752 (Paperback, 2015) Delivery UK delivery is within 3 to 5 working days. International delivery varies by country, please see the Wordery store help page for details.

Publication Data

Dimensions

Weight

562 g

Width

196 mm

Height

215 mm

Spine

10 mm

Pagination

176

Credits

Edited by

Nick Mirchandani, Sharon Wright

Description

Table Of Contents

Introduction. 1. What is a School? 2. Briefing 3. How We Did It: An Extended Case Study 4. Variety 5. Landscape 6. Working With an Existing Building: Expansion and Remodelliing 7. Small Interventions - Working With a Budget 8. Accommodating Change. Conclusion. Index

Author Biography

Nick Mirchandani is a RIBA Chartered Architect and a Director of ArchitecturePLB, a practice that specialises in designing for education at all ages, from Early Years to Universities. Since joining the practice in 1997 Nick has focussed almost entirely on the school sector, delivering through a wide range of procurement routes including traditional construction contracts, Design & Build and various forms of Public-Private Partnerships. Nick has been personally involved in over 30 school projects including primary, secondary and 'all-through' facilities as well as a number of Special Needs schools and boarding facilities. He has experience of working in both the state and independent sectors and of new build and remodelling works. With over 15 years' experience of designing and delivering schools Nick is a RIBA accredited 'Client Adviser'. His school designs have been widely published and appear as examples of best practice in official guidance and advisory documents. He regularly speaks at education design conferences and contributes in the architectural and construction press. Dr Sharon Wright is a leading education space planner who has worked on school capital projects since 2002, acting as an Education Adviser to both clients and contractors. She has particular expertise in brief development, design review and evaluation, and has worked on all forms of procurement across primary, secondary and special schools. She has written and spoken about educational design in the UK, Australia and Korea, and has supported numerous design projects in England and in the Middle East. Sharon is a Doctor in Education from King's College London where her research focused on the history of community schooling and lessons for current policy makers. She authored the Department for Education and Skills publication 'Designing Schools for Extended Services' and is a founding co-editor of the online publication 'Learning Spaces'. She has been Managing Director of the not for profit company School Works, and a Senior Associate and interim Chief Executive of the British Council for School Environments. She is an Affiliate member of the RIBA and member of the RIBA Validation Panel as a co-professional.